Tenant Inducements definition

Tenant Inducements means any and all free rent, allowance(s) to Tenant for any Improvements, and any forbearance or waiver in enforcing any of Tenant’s obligations under the Lease.
Tenant Inducements means any allowances, inducements, or rent-free periods;
Tenant Inducements means all benefits expressly afforded to a tenant or subtenant, whether as a tenant improvement allowance, moving expense allowance, lease buy-out or other economic benefit.

Examples of Tenant Inducements in a sentence

  • All unpaid Leasing Commissions, unpaid Tenant Inducements Costs and Security Deposits under the Leases (to the extent not applied to delinquencies, provided the landlord has no future obligation to pay back such amounts to any such applicable Tenants) shall be credited to Buyer and/or its assign at the Closing.

  • Purchaser shall have no liability for (and Seller hereby indemnifies and holds harmless Purchaser from and against any claim for) any such leasing commissions and any Tenant Inducements with respect to the Lease.

  • Purchaser agrees not to unreasonably withhold or delay its consent and approval of the credit worthiness of the Prospect or of such terms, provisions and conditions, provided the same are reasonably consistent with the Leases and New Leases (or does not violate any provision thereof) in respect to (i) rental rates and proposed Tenant Inducements for comparable space within the Project for Prospects of comparable net worth, (ii) duration of lease term, and (iii) exclusive uses proposed for the Prospect.

  • All unpaid Leasing Commissions, unpaid Tenant Inducements Costs and Security Deposits under the Leases shall be credited to Buyer at the Closing.

  • Rents under the Lease have been paid and collected through and including August 31, 2014, and not further, and Tenant is not entitled to any Tenant Inducements.

  • For all purposes, upon the occurrence of any default and the lapse of the applicable cure period, if any, any Tenant Inducements shall be deemed void as of the date hereof as though such had never been included.

  • If Tenant has exercised its option under this Section 18.12, Landlord will prepare a lease modification agreement to amend this Lease by changing the Basic Rent to reflect the prevailing market rent and market rate, along with the Tenant Inducements.

  • Except as provided below, all unpaid Leasing Commissions, unpaid Tenant Inducements Costs and Security Deposits under the Leases entered into by Seller on or before August 1, 2010 (other than any letters of credit, which shall be assigned to Buyer) shall be credited to Buyer at the Closing.

  • Subject to section 7.3(a)(iii), in the event of damage or destruction as contemplated by this section, the Tenant will at its sole expense, at the request of the Landlord, repair and rebuild that part of the Premises so damaged or destroyed but without the benefit of any Tenant Inducements.

  • For all purposes, upon the occurrence of any default and the lapse of the applicable cure period, if any, any Tenant Inducements shall be deemed void as of the date hereof as though such had never been included, and the aggregate amounts (or value) thereof will be deemed to be additional rent then immediately due.


More Definitions of Tenant Inducements

Tenant Inducements with respect to any assignment or sublease, shall mean the sum of all tenant inducements (by way of example only, direct payments, work allowances and workletters) paid or incurred to the assignee or the subtenant in connection therewith (and, in the case of any such tenant inducement not paid in cash, shall refer to the dollar value thereof).
Tenant Inducements means any and all free rent, allowance(s) to any Tenant for any Improvements, and any forbearance or waiver in enforcing any Tenant’s obligations under its Lease.
Tenant Inducements. Tenant's current lease for 4261 rentable square feet which expires September 30, 2001 would be terminated and a new lease would be prepared on this proposal.
Tenant Inducements means costs or obligations in the nature of a tenant inducement, including tenant improvement allowances, tenant improvement commitments (including required landlord capital improvements), moving commitments or allowances, space design commitments or allowances, lease buyout costs and free rent.
Tenant Inducements means all costs paid or obligations incurred in connection with inducing a tenant to enter into a lease at a Property, including, without limitation, any moving costs, costs in connection with the assumption of a tenants' lease obligations at a location other than the Property and the obligations under such lease, and other payments to or on behalf of a tenant.